The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-06-30
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SUBMISSIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
= al NsiIRdH YEARS PRACTICE. v@"E
: .2rlI bus IN Il geea;edhaiI ,an2aFF
hs.abss why eftAfag pradtfsioIle shouid
, k4ds BIS; uhbseh Fiht-Bess1Fahbie hGali-
; tfels lof ii 5seaiehf AdtsissGrrlAn' Old Carl
I LlIaapsi.Qaydtt!eoo hts auoT9mJn aTj'
b25bL!i, 2nii o Hd3T ++aan mdaat nG 6r2
sdn5IftS 3goess long way With tiiost,people.. 7
AT heff sbnd EfhenlBef OF ifhe family falls
ytrJpdl, a,salaIy .a 4ractitioInf of pre-
stn9ed ssHiitdnt standing lis t,callea, in; as, 1
cSnsultant by the attending physician, q
Nine times out of ten this consulra-
tbbs iPssHitsn ,ins thetaeonsultant'a S924s
bbfTa in ffag ana f En- $aSRS5ls
CLAM In :hhiiain5 instances this !aPpr6id
il ' some; stn SSf a; & ~; thsI e9dS:
siutant Yields his. jud gfnheht To boli Seness: I
ahfpgoaad acufe pasIief than ;discrefht the |
fAgifltd brsor' streatlaents fteHG.t Ii;E;q 4
Never, cheese q recent, ,Tadrate in ;E1edi-
cine, as be is Ciways inclined to: do as Tie |
uho6fegs& IL ppfictffce Statlghti him. as he
.itIIsssatdty knows Ke f9fnilaS6f tlisaariSusd
illtreseuptiUns pfesentedibyt that Tpr16essar. 4
YET he ffaesks thg experience and learned?
tactus efuditusw..-.oqf his teacher.
aflie made doctor is Also in1i3tied With
stlelFl@ That df4igs p5sstsg the fp6@eR teN
ltsEal thibhghthe ststhnp bind iSlriye out Il
idieeasasiHSbas affsrret Ghasss, the rats /
.foW betYesR itIRs bffl9ori9gs aHd Malls q
ato9a tuieSsttfeA cayyeafs to-: Know that he i
''apald srdrbEllis tdbse giving tandeueiea:t
qllSt1So 4sqrRsfhat sRest DISEASES, if let
42s UT $Ss Na & Sas %e rs
in fbtiedfeinai OBJ IS 1Host saret6 trace All
fofifls Of :diseasetp tsat Offending .orgau4:I
kpgwsnich: lhtaH his especial study; II,
f 9s ssH5 a HEsfa s6 ad sn6stS e
!; I'd Tie iiven ana ahGher toiithe nervous |
syte1a,t ta,tt hnotlier to certain pehici de-
fepts, sif the.patlent should be, o. WOMAN d
The, man, WHO. attributes all troubles to
malaria, is likewise, to be- avoided as a.
ENHti1g ibid good reasofifns doctor III MAJ
ldff0c sfersirp "a good 'deai 1of ignorance d
lust IS ebarlty cokegs mu&ittde: of SINS:
thetdifference, however, being tIlat IL the
doctors case the patient usually suffers
Ind ftfnctifhhes dies because of s.hlalariai, ~
MhTNuhe charity axi6n isS always sure. to
bpof,seryice as piebodysG !s.;n2:;,. u.
Never emplo. Il Goctor who is strictly
Medded to authority ''Authority'; gen
orally means that doctor who Bows down
infefete1Gces to it has. mo logical tiirn of
miha, Iandhe. either lacks. knowledge or
isf6rmatidno or courage ito rely upon hisi
oyn methods. Such Q doctor; can a, never
find O case such. as he has under treat
merit in any of the books Of authority,
because !tf2fe are no two diseases exactly
alike, ianyunore than therei hire ANY two
faces exqctlys alike The features of al
are nodded in. common, but the expression;
iii tddtatty i Absolutely different. '''''''' ~
sMever frhooseoa doctor who claims to
cure everything, particularly if he is some
what advanced in life and has become
wedded rs f1Xed ideas and Interchangeable
themes 81 Such a doctor invariably quotes
the shining lights of the past, and he sees
no advance in his profession. This man
has 1ordly contempt for the microscope
andi choinieal analysts, and he feels above
| seafchfnss for, new discoveries, either in
fadina ,est what may be tho charasetasg reqfft
THE fllness Of ,in the new science Of admin
liSserinlg Is little, medicine g possible
year he Iasoud ebS retired if possible,f hike
Ia general officer in. the army.i He is then
too firmly allied to his own individuality
t6l tfhbdnd, his dignity to new facts! oh
TWheff Sou do choose o. medical adviser;
II seak, to discover If be- is aimaniof geod.efi-
ucation, good manners, COED habits, good
dafsgn amplipso that ibis mind; has Been
tr.ape6 TO Logical deductiens, and; they il,
iRsn a HIT sJa BE a SeSse
h Good manners indicate gentle, soothing
II methods taPd-, patienceT qualifications so
Il hhi hntthh iappSfecihted BY the sick, wh6' are
II iisahll3i ffetfIip ana TritaBle:1 Good maEfs
ners soothe, and this sopthins does very
II much towards begetting confidence, and
eb1ifiNefiee As 1inesteht tbs Of The. batfle+it
Il isadn,Gdt 9ieto-yloTUH .fiuinN 9hi Gs
II Good habits teach the community, TO
\ know that the physician is never beclouded
kytha.fdrrsfslf fumes Off Gtihki VA cigar
iAtsllqst, ssfnll things il abeolutely d prff
requisite in doctor. ~ a.
4 Good reasoning powers to teach the'doe-
ton toib strong ;iit his resolutions 10 te
brave inteperge4siss WHICH is self iiofnI1 li7
dence; and that popularity in The doctor
beseta ehaeiSasnsss, :e,hdtefulaessIa shd
Strength afa IF Bs
Itahst sfs Psa fash and IS SlessMins
which all men'fadtHffe II In the ittdpA1sattidh
Of tthhsis HIsuits, ,eglh F9Es p9EttiiRl1sfly
required by physician, who is compelled
to undergo so much physfcsn labor as
gs 6 geR1al aisaR Ri2S n7ff f;J,,,
of ailments and diseases which cali very
readily be ave eI Is post Pf them are
lessness Of the patients themsessesio ola
rerv uncokfSHagai tBedaafittss e:ha9g Hot
aDd Ts t tas Rs sEaa pPP sf
,, gzsfaefrs.--Tneu rseunTf5rv OF the 7Iest
causes many to change for lighter mate
N ynlS SaKs hofsbf Isszs ia saE
err. Rocky mountains, and BRONCHITIS Oh
pl3nsY oq ritisfies hi iipoI The
uffsfttlttl Ffed sfiao iosef coAHdert iuairifwai
Is.fsehufufo9d btrn gk that J6nes;or brown
orydepbhis6n st,ces1ralss,t and tsak are
shepk6i sh stn sHaaeHRess and atty %
tlsb attack f,.. Mhersf9re ne Ifalrsk tfi eeysr
certa9itV 81 coontinhaed hot Weather DRIVES
In eaafffy Stfem a little heat sates mhaa ffty
a s0BdEsi4Hieib as"d3 siaslTnp ii -52rf off
Mahpyearsf agoif picked tsD an iold, book
, priHteflia BaiistiH 1a0GsI:Itiwas O. library